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The Dr Bruce Fund was established more than 200 years ago to help the town's poorest residents but in recent years it has only issued small grants to two people and auditors have now warned East Lothian Council its trustees are at risk of failing to meet their responsibilities

After two virtual events during the pandemic, the first Scottish Rum Festival is set to hit Edinburgh later this year - perfect for 'rum lovers and newbies alike'.

Greg was playing five-a-side with his dad when he suddenly collapsed from a bleed on the brain. Eight years after the death of his father he is tasting success as an amateur coach.

The proposed closure are the result of cuts to local budgets, and the party are now demanding proper funding for council services including social care and care homes for the elderly

Following immense popularity the first time around, Square Cinema's free open air cinema is set to return to St Andrew Square in Edinburgh at the end of this month.

The Jambos' newly-appointed technical director is hoping to keep hold of his star attacker for the new campaign and for their UEFA Europa Conference League qualifiers.

A man was visiting his in-laws in Dumfriesshire over one of the various bank holiday weekends in May, when he came across the huge sea creature washed ashore.

Nearly 15,000 residents in Midlothian have accessed the local Midspace mental health, justice and substance use services via the internet.

Catherine says that she was motivated to launch her business after looking for a new doctor's bag and only finding masculine products on the market. She says the support she has had from her family has been fantastic.

Edinburgh brothers David and Duncan Hamilton are set to head to Ukraine next week in order to provide support through therapy to war-torn families and traumatised children.

Aise and Lilica Arnautu have both been reported missing from the city centre of Edinburgh, and their family are growing increasingly concerned for their welfare.